Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
Kristina M shared: “I recently was asked to teach an enrichment on “cheap dates.” Everyone’s ideas of “cheap” dates are different but there are a lot (over 120) date ideas that we came up with. I put it on a Excel Document, and each tab (at the bottom) is different. “I give a basic explanation on the first tab. But basically I copied on to 3 different color papers for…
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By: Judith Hoopes Hamilton, Hello, I’m excited to tell you that I know who wrote the program about the Women at Christ’s birth. The writer was a women named Judith Hoopes Hamilton, it was first presented on December 1, 1973, in Chandler, Arizona. Here is an introduction in her own words: I have written these stories as part of a lesson given to my sisters near Christmas time to help…
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LDS ear rings usually cost around $6.00 a pair if you buy them already assembled. That adds up fast when you’d like to give ear rings as gifts to your whole presidency or a class. I’ve recently added do-it-yourself earring kits to my store here, and on Etsy, and you can make a pair of ear rings yourself for less than $4.00 a pair. If you can pinch a pair…
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This was created from the inspiration of my father. When I asked him how to get Young Women excited about their own family history and temple work, he told me that we needed to make a poster with pictures of their ancestors. That way they would see them as real people, very similar to themselves. This is a simple family tree made with scrapbook paper, circle punches, photos (or copies),…
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This was a great Relief Society Activity. It was a new twist on teaching new ways for stain removals, cleaning tips, etc.
This sounded like a really well-thought out Relief Society Activity. The poster describes a special evening meeting with the theme “Serving in the Family”. Items of note or topics for discussion include meeting the Relief Society President, fulfilling your family’s spiritual needs, motivation to do chores and homework and helping older family members, and serving grown children or grandchildren. This seems like it would be a great way for women…
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These are graphics made based on the popular Forget Not talk by Dieter F Uchtdorf at the 2011 Conference: http://lds.org/general-conference/2011/10/forget-me-not?lang=eng You can use these graphics on anything you will not sell for profit. The PDF has the entire talk, laid out by me to make it suitable for presenting as a gift. It’s 4 pages.
The Bread of Life program is spoken words and music that explore various aspects of the atonement through stories of “bread” throughout the Bible. The program explores the purpose of our trials and how Christ heals, comforts, and sustains us through them. The program is intentionally non-denominational.
This is a a framed plaque we gave each of our Sisters for our Relief Society Birthday Dinner. We got wood 5 x7 frames at the Dollar store and printed the quote of beige card stock. Then cut out the area for the picture. Printed the picture on photo paper and assembled the plaque.
Anna R. shared this cute document saying: “Please use this, if you’d like. It’s a visiting teaching reminder, 2 sided-magnet fridge magnet. It is designed to stay on your fridge all month, (sort of like a ‘These dishes are dirty/clean’ magnet for the dishwasher.) One side says ‘Do it…’, and the other side says ‘Done!’ The left column on the page is the ‘Do it…’ side of the magnet, and…
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A million years ago in Riverton, Utah, Kelly P. taught a class on how to make and assemble the Super Fast and Easy Family Home Evening Lesson Book Craft during an Enrichment Meeting I attended. She based her craft on a book she had used for years with her boys. It contains 30 ready-made FHE lessons with objects–perfect for those busy days when planning a family night lesson seems like…
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We made up this skit for Super Saturday 2009 followed by a Christmas song. The skit reminds us in a humorous way of the things we can do to keep Christ in Christmas. A lot of people in our area are bilingual so the “mas”at the beginning of the play goes in Christmas. You can insert names of people in your ward to personalize it.
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